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So many of you have taken part in my online classes. Thousands of happy painters all around the world.
It started with my How To Paint An Owl class in 2011 and has grown into 17 classes. This is incredible. Something I never thought possible. And now it’s time to make things even better for you.
At the end of this month, on November 4, prices will be increasing for all my online classes.
If you’ve been wanting to sign up — now’s a great time!
Some classes maaay be going away forever in 2017.
Click here to register for class.
The November price increase reflects the new material and support systems we’re infusing into the new site and classrooms for you.
I’ve been reading your amazing stories, listening and learning. I could not be more excited about what we’re creating and I cannot wait to share it all with you!
Have a lovely weekend, xo,
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Pps. I’ve just added a few new original paintings to my shop.
Ppps. There are lots of new prints in my society6 shop. I hope they inspire you!
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I'M JULIETTE
A painter, writer, and creator of The School Of Happy Painting, online courses to help you loosen up, let go, and develop your own unique style.
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